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3D Environment Model 3D Environment Model Midterm Project - 3D Environment Model Rubric Code: FB429C By Smithers72 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: Undergraduate

3D Character Model Midterm Project - 3D Environment Model
	Exemplary 25 pts	Accomplished 20 pts	Developing 15 pts	Beginning 10 pts
Shapes 30 % Shape Manipulation	Exemplary Effective use of shape manipulation is evident on ALL parts of the environment.	Accomplished Effective use of shape manipulation is evident on MOST parts of the environment.	Developing Effective use of shape manipulation is evident on SOME parts of the environment.	Beginning Effective use of shape manipulation is evident on a FEW parts of the environment.
Texture 30 % Texture Application	Exemplary Effective use of texture application is evident on ALL parts of the environment.	Accomplished Effective use of texture application is evident on MOST parts of the environment.	Developing Effective use of texture application is evident on SOME parts of the environment.	Beginning Effective use of texture application is evident on a FEW parts of the environment.
Color 30 % Color Combination	Exemplary Effective use of color combination is evident on ALL parts of the environment.	Accomplished Effective use of color combination is evident on MOST parts of the environment.	Developing Effective use of color combination is evident on SOME parts of the environment.	Beginning Effective use of color combination is evident on a FEW parts of the environment.
Complexity 10 % Environment Creativity	Exemplary Research and learning is evident in the project; growth through the project is very evident.	Accomplished Some research and learning is evident in the project; growth through the project is noticeable.	Developing Little research and learning is evident in the project; little growth is evident.	Beginning Not turned in or completed; no research and learning is evident.